Brown (“Randall Pearson,” “This Is Us”) Billy Crudup (“Cory Ellison,” “The Morning Show”) Jeff Daniels (“Julio Castillo,” “America: The Motion Picture”) Michael Keaton (“James Pope,” “Dopesick”) Sebastian Stan (“Tom Nash,” “Pam & Tommy”)
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Lead Actress (Drama)
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Jennifer Aniston (“Alex Levy,” “The Morning Show”) Viola Davis (“Michelle Obama,” “The First Lady”) Lizzy Caplan (“Tracy,” “Mysterious Benedict Society”) Noomi Rapace (“Kristina,” “Black Crab”) Ruth Wilson (“Anna,” “The First Lady”)
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Lead Actor (Comedy)
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Adam Scott (“Mark Scout,” “Severance”) Ben Platt (“Payton Hobart,” “The Politician”) Dwayne Johnson (“Spencer Stathos,” “Ballers”) Jason Segel (“Jeff Megall,” “Worst Man”) Will Forte (“Jack,” “The Four Seasons”)
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Lead Actress (Comedy)
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Charlotte Ritchie (“Laura,” “Ghosts”) Elizabeth Olsen (“Wanda Maximoff,” “WandaVision”) Jean Smart (“Deborah Vance,” “Hacks”) Julia Garner (“Anna Delvey,” “Inventing Anna”) Melissa Barrera (“Renee Montoya,” “Wonder Woman”)
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Lead Actor (Limited)
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Adam Scott (“Mark Scout,” “Severance”) Benedict Cumberbatch (“Phil Burbank,” “Power of the Dog”) Clive Owen (“Bill Clinton,” “Impeachment: American Crime Story”) Colin Farrell (“Oz Cobb,” “The Penguin”) Domhnall Gleeson (“John Delaney,” “The Banshees of Inisherin”)
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Lead Actress (Limited)
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Amanda Seyfried (“Elizabeth Holmes,” “The Dropout”) Jean Smart (“Frances Price,” “The White Lotus”) Kate Winslet (“Mare Sheehan,” “Mare of Easttown”) Nicole Kidman (“Grace Fraser,” “The Undoing”) Sharon Stone (“Lenore Osgood,” “Ratched”)
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Gary Oldman stars in the new Hulu series “Paradise.” The show follows a group of strangers who find themselves stranded on a deserted island and must work together to survive. Oldman’s character is a seasoned survivalist who takes charge of the group and leads them in building shelter, finding food, and facing the challenges of their new environment.
In the Apple TV+ series “Slow Horses,” Eddie Redmayne plays a disgraced MI5 agent who is reassigned to a unit of misfits known as the Slow Horses. Together, they must investigate a dangerous terrorist plot while dealing with their own personal demons and the scrutiny of their superiors.
Adam Scott stars in the Peacock adaptation of “The Day of the Jackal.” Scott plays a skilled assassin hired to eliminate a prominent political figure. As he meticulously plans and executes the hit, he must outsmart the authorities and evade capture, all while facing his own moral dilemmas.
Billy Bob Thornton headlines the Apple TV+ series “Severance.” The show follows a group of office workers who undergo a mysterious procedure that divides their memories of work and personal life. Thornton’s character must navigate the blurred lines between reality and corporate control as he uncovers the dark secrets behind the company’s practices.
Noah Wyle stars in the Paramount+ series “Landman.” Wyle plays a dedicated environmental lawyer who takes on a major oil company in a high-stakes legal battle. As he fights for justice and accountability, he must confront his own past and the personal sacrifices required to pursue his ideals.
Finally, in the HBO/Max series “The Pitt,” a dark and gritty drama set in a post-apocalyptic world, a group of survivors must navigate the harsh realities of a lawless society. The show follows their struggles for power, survival, and redemption as they face threats both internal and external.
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Amy Adams “Nightbitch” (HBO/Max) Penélope Cruz “Only Murders in the Building” (Hulu) Lisa Kudrow “Only Murders in the Building” (Hulu) Jennifer Lawrence “Only Murders in the Building” (Hulu) Carla Gugino “The Bear” (FX) Julianne Moore “Only Murders in the Building” (Hulu)
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In a recent announcement, Hulu has revealed the guest actress nominees for the upcoming Emmy awards. The nominees include a star-studded lineup of talented actresses who have made a significant impact in their respective roles.
One of the standout nominees is Amy Adams for her role in “Nightbitch” on HBO/Max. Adams has received critical acclaim for her portrayal of a woman grappling with motherhood and her own identity. Another notable nominee is Penélope Cruz for her role in “Only Murders in the Building” on Hulu. Cruz’s performance as a mysterious and enigmatic character has captivated audiences and critics alike.
Joining Adams and Cruz is Lisa Kudrow, also for her role in “Only Murders in the Building.” Kudrow’s comedic timing and charm have added a delightful layer to the show’s ensemble cast. Jennifer Lawrence is another nominee for her role in the same series, further highlighting the show’s strong female performances.
Carla Gugino has been recognized for her role in “The Bear” on FX, showcasing her versatility as an actress. Rounding out the nominees is Julianne Moore for her role in “Only Murders in the Building,” solidifying the show’s strong presence in this category.
The guest actress category is highly competitive this year, with each nominee delivering standout performances that have resonated with audiences. The Emmy awards ceremony promises to be an exciting event as these talented actresses vie for the prestigious award. Mrs. Maisel” “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” (Prime Video) ***
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Directing (Variety)
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“Ziwe” (HBO/Max) Vanessa Beecroft, “Pilot” “Vanessa” (FX) Michael Blieden, “Episode 201” “Yearly Departed” (Prime Video) Linda Mendoza, “Pilot” “The Sister” (Netflix) James Hawes, “Episode 501” “Cowboy Bebop” (Netflix)
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Directing (Limited Series)
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“Station Eleven” (HBO/Max) Hiro Murai, “Episode 101” “The Underground Railroad” (Amazon Studios) Barry Jenkins, “Chapter 10: Mabel” “The White Lotus” (HBO/Max) Mike White, “Amor Fati”